Performance

Venue	Middle Temple Hall
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	21st December 2019
To	30th December 2019
When	15:00, 19:30. Dec 24 11:00, , 15:00. No perf. Dec 25, 26
Middle Temple Hall (V444105807)
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Date of change: 21 Oct 19 - T915974631
Date of change: 14 Jan 19 - T915974631

A Christmas Carol

Work:: A Christmas Carol (S2171)

Dickens's original story of Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts of Christmas past, present and yet to come.

Author

Charles Dickens

Production:: (T915974631)

First staged in 2012 and firmly established as one of London's most magical Christmas treats, this joyous festive celebration combines the ghostly tale of Ebenezer Scrooge with original songs inspired by the carols of a traditional Victorian Christmas. Step off the bustle of Fleet Street and journey through cobbled alleyways and gas-lit courtyards to arrive at the hidden historical gem Middle Temple Hall

Company	Antic Disposition
Director	Ben Horslen
Director	John Risebero
Design	John Risebero
Music	Nick Barstow (musical supervisor)
Musical Director	Ben Everett-Riley
Sound	hwo Holloway
Director	Rosie Williamson (children's director)
Stage Manager	Harriet Saffin
Performer	Geri Allen (Mrs Cratchit / Mrs Fezziwig)
Performer	Megan Ashley (Belle)
Performer	David Burt (Ebenezer Scrooge)
Performer	Chris Courtenay (The Ghost of Jacob Marley)
Performer	Elliot Fitzpatrick (Fred / Young Scrooge)
Performer	Lucy Ford (Martha Cratchit / Fran)
Performer	Jacob Fullagar (Tiny Tim / Boy Scrooge)
Performer	Katie Lovell (The Ghost of Christmas Past)
Performer	Timothy Mylechreest (Mr Carter)
Performer	Haydn Oakley (Bob Cratchit)
Performer	Nigel Richards (The Ghost of Christmas Present / Fezziwig)
Performer	Noah Swer-Fox (Tiny Tim / Scrooge)
Performer	Matt Whipps (Peter Cratchit / Teen Scrooge)

Listing:: L950695742

Current production:Work

Production details

First staged in 2012 and firmly established as one of London's most magical Christmas treats, this joyous festive celebration combines the ghostly tale of Ebenezer Scrooge with original songs inspired by the carols of a traditional Victorian Christmas. Step off the bustle of Fleet Street and journey through cobbled alleyways and gas-lit courtyards to arrive at the hidden historical gem Middle Temple Hall

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